How Do You Like Your Hot Dog???
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norgeskog
Washing Up
wasabi said:
I never thought you would like hot dogs, ugh. Apple pie is good, the other ugh.
norgeskog
Washing Up
wasabi said:When we go to Starbucks for our coffee, I'll have a hot dog and you can have apple pie.
Sounds good to me wasabi. Hope I did not anger you.
norgeskog
Washing Up
wasabi said:
great.
buckytom
Chef Extraordinaire
norgeskog,
i know a place that makes hot dogs out of buffalo meat. they're great; taste just like the ones made in a factory (from the lips and a**holes of a cow), but this place makes them from the clean scraps from butchering their own buffalo. they're almost as healthy as a buffalo burger, but have more sodium. you should try them some time. i think the site is www.hillsidefarms.biz
i know a place that makes hot dogs out of buffalo meat. they're great; taste just like the ones made in a factory (from the lips and a**holes of a cow), but this place makes them from the clean scraps from butchering their own buffalo. they're almost as healthy as a buffalo burger, but have more sodium. you should try them some time. i think the site is www.hillsidefarms.biz
Brooksy
Sous Chef
A Wally is a dill pickle.
A foot long 'william' is called an Errol (Flynn) isn't it?
wasabi wrote:
Hot dogs and apple pie. Love them both. God Bless America.
Can't argue with that Wasabi.
Where would we be without you guys?
Sorry about the delay in replying, been fixing a window.
A foot long 'william' is called an Errol (Flynn) isn't it?
wasabi wrote:
Hot dogs and apple pie. Love them both. God Bless America.
Can't argue with that Wasabi.
Where would we be without you guys?
Sorry about the delay in replying, been fixing a window.
Pam Leavy
Senior Cook
Brooksy said:Pam Leavy said:DampCharcoal said:Here's one for the long-timers here. A hot dog split down the middle, stuffed with cheese and then wrapped in bacon and baked in the oven until bacon is crispy! Remember that one?
I remember those!! It had to be velveeta cheese. My mother used to make them.
At home................................
An interesting way to eat a hot dog is in a hollowed out baguette. We saw this in Denmark for the first time and you can now find it here. The ketchup is squirted down the hole and then the hot dog is stuffed in. I have tried making this at home, but can't figure out how to get the hot dog into the bread without squishing it. Any tips?
Pam
Chop the end off your broom handle and sharpen it up or any other suitable dowel. The die or bun should be turned (twisted) to start the hole, and the die must be shiny smooth or it will catch on the bread roll. The die should be at least a quarter bigger than the frank being inserted.
Have you any idea how ridiculous this sounds?
Sounds like 'zoom stick" instructions.
Look for a "Dinkum Dog". An Oz bloke took a bet that he couldn't sell a Hot Dog to the Americans, so he did, and made a million.
Great ideas - all of them.
Thank you Brooksy. I had tried this with a knife, digging out the bread. Not sure I will bother with the broom handle, but you never know.
Pam
lotsarecipes
Assistant Cook
hotdogs
I like mine either boiled or fried with a bit of butter. I eat them with either in a bun with mustard and onion or cut in chunks and dipped in bbq sauce.
I like mine either boiled or fried with a bit of butter. I eat them with either in a bun with mustard and onion or cut in chunks and dipped in bbq sauce.
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